Question

1. what were the three main goals motivating the creation of the georgia colony? 3. who were some of the potential enemies that posed a threat to georgia and the carolinas? 4. what restrictions were placed upon the colonists who had received charity? 5. what were some of the policies that upset the colonists?

Explanation:

1. The Georgia Colony was created with three main goals: charity (to help the poor and indebted), defense (as a buffer against Spanish - controlled Florida), and economic gain (through agriculture and trade).
2. Potential enemies included the Spanish in Florida, who had territorial and religious differences, and some Native - American tribes who were affected by colonial expansion.
3. Colonists who received charity had restrictions such as limits on land ownership size to prevent large - scale land monopolies, and restrictions on the import and consumption of alcohol to promote a moral society.
4. Policies that upset colonists included bans on slavery (which some saw as a necessary labor source for economic growth), restrictions on land ownership beyond a certain amount, and limitations on the types of crops they could grow for trade.

Answer:

1. Charity, defense, economic gain.
2. Spanish in Florida, some Native - American tribes.
3. Limits on land ownership, restrictions on alcohol.
4. Bans on slavery, land - ownership limits, crop - growing restrictions.